The Re-Designed RVIA Compliant Expedition & Pando 3.0 Off-Road Overland Camping Trailers.

The changes we have made to improve both the Expedition & Pando trailers, as well as our recently launched Sprocket/Sprocket X are specifically designed to improve the user experience and create an easier, safer, and better overland and off-road camping trailer.
In addition to our Sprocket/ Sprocket X models, our industry-leading Pando 2.0 and Expedition 2.0 are now even better with the upgrade to 3.0 versions. As an industry leader, we are used to pushing boundaries to create a better purchase and ownership experience for our customers. Off Grid Trailers is happy to announce that we are among the very few RVIA compliant off-road trailer manufacturers in North America.
As an active RVIA member with active model compliance, you can be certain that not only our trailers are up to the highest quality, but each and every component also meets those standards.
The RVIA Compliance and Seal now classify our sleep-in class of off-road capable overlanding trailers as RVs rather than utility trailers. This means that our trailers will now be easier to finance, allowing our customers to qualify for lower and more competitive interest rates. Our trailers will be easier to register at your local DMV, easier to insure, and even easier to transport across international borders.
While our models have always conformed to the utmost safety and quality standards including NFPA 1192, the RVIA Compliance process is the next evolution for OGT providing additional confidence in our manufacturing and quality assurance/control processes; while we are biased, we at OGT stand behind our product as the safest and highest quality overland camping trailer lineup in North America.
Upgrades to the Pando & Expedition 3.0 Off-Road Overland Camping Trailers include; an upgraded dual burner cooktop, hot water on demand system, electrical system as well as optional furnace.
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[@pmurphy12667]

Definitely like all the new upgrades. Still love our 2.0 and wouldn't trade it for anything else..except the 3.0 version.Nice to see OGT listening to its customers and always upgrading

[@OffGridTrailers]

Totally agree! Awesome!

[@JordanPattersonM]

Those are the best trailers on the market!

[@bonairebound9569]

I love the improvements. Slowly setting some cash aside for an Expedition in the near future. I would love to see the rear most frame rail extend farther out to the sides. The fenders could then attach to that rail and either be isolated from the sides of the trailer or possibly be secured with Riv nuts as well. The angled diamond plate step section that goes from just in front of the tires to the interior door could also be relaced with a square tube section to act as a slider as well as a front attachement point for the fenders and have a flat diamond plate top section for a finished look. This would give better protection as well as provide a sturdy mount for the fenders and possibly eliminate any need to mount to the outer skin of the trailer.

[@OffGridTrailers]

We appreciate the feedback!

[@TheMarsgia]

I like the improvements... When do we expect the 3.0 trailers to arrive in Vegas, NV? Please let me know.

[@OffGridTrailers]

Orders put in now, should be shipped in September.

[@stephtraveler7378]

Nice walkthrough. I would be concerned about the inverter dual fan noise or hum while sleeping. is it an issue?

[@OffGridTrailers]

Not at all! It is beyond an insulated wall. We do not hear it at all while sleeping.

[@MrPainseeker]

Soooo do you not sleep inside these trailers?

[@OffGridTrailers]

Yes, you do!

[@robertlivingston2919]

If you have an Expedition 2.0, is there a way to purchase upgrades like the cook top burners?

[@OffGridTrailers]

The cooktop is not available for purchase. All upgradable components are listed at shop.offgridtrailers.com

[@lennonpearson]

Are these rated for winter? -40 camping?

[@freighter1097]

From their website: Q: At what point do you need to winterize the water system in order to prevent it from freezing? A: Anytime you know the temperatures are going to be below 32f/0c for more than 1 hour. Q: Are the trailers insulated? A: Yes. We utilize CNC cut closed-cell rigid foam (R-10) for 4-season useability.

[@OffGridTrailers]

What @freighter1097 said. The cabin is insulated, and when paired with the optional furnace, you can sleep in it in -40, but you will have to winterize the water system.

[@tfhummer]

I think making the water system functional in the freezing temps would be necessary for me. Thats most the reason I wanted one was off road yet could camp in the nasty weather but not camping without water